Migration routes used by eastern versus western subpopulationsSwallow-tailed Kites that nest in the eastern portion of the species’ U.S. range (South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida) cross the Gulf of …
Caribbean-wide tracking study launched for White-crowned Pigeons
Cayman #2 captured on 17 November on the west end ofCayman Brac. Fitted with a 5g solar-powered satellite transmitter.A NMBCA-funded project directed by Dr. Lisa Sorenson (BirdsCaribbean) and Dr. …
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Hidden Lake, a Short-tailed Hawk, begins her 8th year of producing telemetry data
ARCI’s second-oldest satellite-tracking project, after our 18-year study of Swallow-tailed Kites, is on Short-tailed Hawks. When Microwave Telemetry Inc. began making solar powered satellite …
Swallow-tailed Kite exhibit and research covered in Our Town Magazine
Our Town Magazine, a publication covering north central Florida, has included a piece on ARCI and the Swallow-tailed Kite exhibit currently at the Florida Museum of Natural History.You can pick up a …
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ARCI’s research on Magnificent Frigatebirds featured in BirdWatching Magazine
Learn more about ARCI's research on Magnificent Frigatebirds in the pages of BirdWatching Magazine. "Always around but never close: Why researchers are in a hurry to learn the many secrets …
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Swallow-tailed Kite Migration: 30 October 2013
Migration routes differ between eastern and western subpopulationsWe are currently tracking eight Swallow-tailed Kites from nest sites in the Southeast. We have been documenting the southbound …
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Art joins science in an exhibit on Swallow-tailed Kites
A Swallow-tailed Kite's 10,000 mile journey: A black and white odysseyArt joins science to reveal the wonders and perils of the Swallow-tailed Kite's migration in a six-month installation at the …
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Swallow-tailed Kite Migration: 26 Sept 2013
09/26/13A snapshot in a week of 6 migrating Swallow-tailed KitesAll six of our migrating Swallow-tailed Kites from Florida and South Carolina are now in Brazil. They are enjoying the benefits of an …
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